CMS CLOUD INTERRUPTION

NOTICE OF INTERRUPTION OF CMS CLOUD SERVICES            The three top causes of a cloud outage At 0730 AM. CMS BROADCAST AN EMAIL WITH THE FOLLOWING Please note the hyperlinks will not work due to the CMS issue.  You may find more information at CMS.GOV Notice of service interruption For in-progress issues, use this block (note to delete the content block below as well as these instructions) CMS Cloud is reporting an issue impacting the CMS Cloud Splunk Service.  The issue is limited to ingestion of cloudwatch data ingestion via our HttpEventCollector component, and results in some subset Cloudwatch data not being ingested properly.  This does not impact application logs being ingested via the Universal Forwarders. We are investigating this issue and will update as we learn more.  More information about this issue can be found at https://status.cloud.cms.gov/  We apologize for any inconvenience.  For resolved issues, use this block (note to delete the above block and these instructions) CMS Cloud has resolved outage of [name of service(s)] for [customer set (eg. all CMS Cloud Customers, Customers in AWS GovCloud, etc)] and is returning to normal service.  Customers should [ what steps do they need to take, if any, to get back into regular use?].  More information about this issue can be found at [link to site for more info].  We apologize for any inconvenience this interruption of service may have caused.  Need help? We are here to support you. If you are a current customer and have any questions about this notice, don't hesitate to reach out to your Cloud Navigator. For assistance, you can reach our Support team at cloudsupport@cms.hhs.gov, or call (888) 533-4777, or visit our Support Page.  And you can always visit cloud.cms.gov to learn more about CMS Cloud.

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